BitTorrent is currently developing a peer-to-peer browser
BitTorrent, the company behind the self-named BitTorrent peer-to-peer protocol and the self-named BitTorrent software that utilizes that protocol, is currently searching for Alpha testers for
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Sony might launch its first Android TVs in February
Google unveiled its new plan to take over your living room earlier this year. Shortly after the demise of Google TV, the company decided to
Netflix is testing a new “Tweet Me a Reminder” feature
Netflix offers a bunch of content, which is excellent for subscribers, but it can be difficult for them to keep track of the service’s constantly
Cable TV: a thing of the past?
Gone are the days of the rabbit ears perched precariously on top of a fuzzy TV in hopes of getting a couple channels. The entrance
Gangnam Style is so popular it actually broke YouTube
I’m sure many of us are familiar with Gangnam Style, the music video from South Korean singer PSY that took the world by storm when
Billboard to include streams and digital track sales in album charts
The Billboard 200 chart has traditionally been ranked based on album sales, but that’s about to change. Starting at the end of the month, the
HBO officially announces an adaption of Westworld
HBO has officially announced that it has order a full season of Westworld, a new television series that’s based on a hit book by Michael
PlayStation Vue is Sony’s new cloud-based television service
Sony unveiled the PlayStation Vue earlier today, a new cloud-based television service that will combines live shows and on-demand content for delivery through Sony’s PlayStation
Spotify’s CEO responds to Taylor Swift’s harsh criticism
Last week it was revealed that Taylor Swift decided to remove all of her music from Spotify due to the fact that she felt the
Showtime has announced its own cable-free streaming service for 2015
It’s been an excited couple of weeks for cord-cutters. First HBO announced that it’ll soon be offering a standalone online streaming service that won’t require